Opinion

A fatal Ohio crash that killed a 21-year-old college soccer player has brought renewed scrutiny to alleged CDL fraud, trucking safety violations, and so-called “chameleon carriers.” A broader federal crackdown is now targeting fraudulent licenses, shell companies, unauthorized employment, and other practices that can put drivers and the public at risk.
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When a law enforcement officer gives the ultimate sacrifice, the support their family needs does not end with the funeral. Gold Star Teen Adventures is helping the children of fallen heroes find mentorship, resilience, purpose, and a path forward.
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Behind every first responder is a family carrying its own share of the weight. Here’s how spouses and loved ones can help make home a place to decompress, reconnect, and find support after the shift ends.
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A federal court has stopped Connecticut's handgun ban from taking effect, ruling the law is likely unconstitutional. NSSF will always stand on the frontline to protect your right to self-defense.
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The blueprint looks familiar in Texas. Critics argue doubling down on firearm restrictions ignores the clear message voters sent when they rejected O'Rourke.
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Crime is not declining. It's shifting.
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FBI Director Kash Patel is pushing back against claims that the bureau manipulated its Most Wanted list, while pointing to thousands of arrests, weapons seizures and other results from Operation Summer Heat 2.0.
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World War II ended eight decades ago, but the fight over America's future never really stopped. In the latest episode of Untold Stories, Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn and America's Future explain why they believe faith, family, freedom and the protection of children are central to preserving the nation.
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You spent years serving the public, running toward emergencies and putting others first. When it’s time to move on, your experience and skills can open the door to an entirely new career.
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The Trump administration is stepping up immigration enforcement in sanctuary jurisdictions, with DHS announcing an ICE “surge” targeting cities and states that limit cooperation with federal immigration authorities. The move comes as officials vow to increase arrests of people in the country illegally.
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Former MLS goalkeeper and Orlando police officer Tally Hall knows what it takes to perform under pressure and recover afterward. Now, he’s sharing how Super Patch fits into his training, sleep and daily routine.
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NSSF just cleared a major legal hurdle in its fight against New Jersey’s controversial gun law. Now, the organization says its constitutional challenge can finally move forward in court.
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Twenty-five years later, the men and women who ran toward the devastation of September 11 still remember the sights, sounds and smells of that terrible day. For those first responders, the memories never truly faded, and neither did the cost of answering the call.
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The shift may end when you walk through the front door, but that doesn't always mean your mind has left the job behind. From sleep and stress to mood and recovery, finding ways to take care of yourself can help make sure the demands of law enforcement don't consume everything outside the uniform.
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The Austin ICE shooting has already sparked fierce reactions and competing narratives, but the investigation is still unfolding. The public deserves transparency and accountability, but the facts, evidence and due process must come before anyone reaches a final judgment.
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